Serrations Found on the Flying Busses

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Peter La

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Other than clothing and flesh what do these serration specialize in cutting? Specifically, what is their utilitarian benefit?
 
thatmguy said:
Aluminum aircraft skin.
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Thanks, anything else?

I know this is a gruesome questian but does anyone have any experience using this blade in a self defemse situation? The serrations would give an unreal advantage on fabric and tissues.
 
Peter La said:
Thanks, anything else?

I know this is a gruesome questian but does anyone have any experience using this blade in a self defemse situation? The serrations would give an unreal advantage on fabric and tissues.
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They will shred pants in a heart beat when the zipper is locked up and the beer is exiting :eek:


Serrations; See saw teeth also: Dr. Miya Serrations first invented serrations in the late 1800's to counter against mad mosquitios. He found that serrations, with the portion of steel missing, helped to venture outside of the box in which he recieved the present day shows us that if we use serrations on cardboard boxes that ups brought.

Bad Mojo Dot Television said:
Why Serrations ??

If you look at some of the recent knives we have come out with, notably the Flying Tiger and the Flying Mojo, you will notice they are "adorned" with unique serrations toward the front of the blade.

I have often been asked of late as to whether they really improve performance.

The answer is "No" and "Yes"! These serrations do not improve chopping performance, nor do they hinder it. Due to their shape and design they will not get stuck in whatever it is you are chopping, like normal serrations have a tendency to do. But the knives we have put them on are not really choppers, they are fighters.

Jerry has long believed that serrations are in the wrong place. For a fighter, you want the serrations on the front of the blade. Why? Well just like the old Ginsu knives were able to cut through anything, our "Flying" serrations would make short work of a leather jacket or equally heavy clothing or canvas material that would otherwise repel the sharpest blade. Our serrations, besides looking very aggressive, are VERY AGRESSIVE.

Just like the Combat line can win just about any cutting or chopping contest on this planet, they will likewise win any contest that simulates stabbing. So the next time someone pokes fun at these curious looking blades with their unique serrations, remember, they are not just for show, they are for real !

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03/06/02
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''Jerry has long believed that serrations are in the wrong place. For a fighter, you want the serrations on the front of the blade. Why? Well just like the old Ginsu knives were able to cut through anything, our "Flying" serrations would make short work of a leather jacket or equally heavy clothing or canvas material that would otherwise repel the sharpest blade. Our serrations, besides looking very aggressive, are VERY AGRESSIVE.

Just like the Combat line can win just about any cutting or chopping contest on this planet, they will likewise win any contest that simulates stabbing. So the next time someone pokes fun at these curious looking blades with their unique serrations, remember, they are not just for show, they are for real !''

Awesome :)
 
Thanks, I saw that on badmojo but was wondering if they had any other applications for an individual who hopes to never be in a knife fight.
 
forward serrations on a badger attack :eek:


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Oh I get it :D ,

Somone attempted to get into your safe and they met with the Flying BA from under your pillow. :eek:

Seriously, what happened to that dude?
 
How did you scrub the blood and bone fragments off the walls and ceiling before you called the cops? ;)
 
I've told this story before, but that never stops an old codger, so:

About a week after my heart surgery in 1994, I was sitting in the den in a recliner with my shirt open, and the very red, scabby, still oozy incision down my chest was showing, along with three ungly oval shaped wounds where drain tubes had been removed. I happened to be fondling my then brand new Bird's Beak Steel Heart II which had just arrived. My daughter Kim, then 14 and georgeous enough to really be a worry to her dad, walked through with a teenage guy I had never seen before. As she introduced him he was really giving me, the wound, and my knife the eye. i looked at him, never cracking a smile, and said, "Son, you should have seen the loser."

I never saw the kid again.
 
Hey Skunk, very kind of you to swerve around the belly button. Most people, myself included are very fond of them. The things you can find in there...
 
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